* Bump python-synology to 0.8.2
* state_attributes to device_state_attributes
Co-authored-by: Paulus Schoutsen <paulus@home-assistant.io>
Co-authored-by: Paulus Schoutsen <paulus@home-assistant.io>
* Allow configuration to specify a host name.
This will default to "synology", so the sensors would be named
sensor.synology_... which is the original implementation.
By specifying a name, which is required for multiple synology hosts,
you can then have sensor.hostA_... and sensor.hostB_...
* Get the base name for the sensors from the Synology DSM hostname
* Don't need the name for the config
* Added missing import
* Fixed another typo
* Removed definition of unused BASE_NAME
* Removed end of line to revert
* Moved for ordering
- add Synology DSM Security binary sensor (enabled by default)
- use device name instead of id in names
- add device type to name
- show disk manufacturer, model and firmware version in devices
- some entries are disabled by default (`entity_registry_enabled_default`)
- binary sensor + sensor uses `device_class` when possible
- do not fetch a concerned API if all entries of it are disabled
- entity unique_id now uses key instead of label
- entity entity_id changes for disk and volume: example from `sensor.synology_status_sda` to `sensor.synology_drive_1_status`, or from `sensor.synology_average_disk_temp_volume_1` to `sensor.synology_volume_1_average_disk_temp`
- now binary sensor:
- disk_exceed_bad_sector_thr
- disk_below_remain_life_thr
- removed sensor:
- volume type (RAID, SHR ...)
- disk name (Drive [X])
- disk device (/dev/sd[Y])
* Add support for refreshing synology_dsm sensors
Now supports `home_assistant.update_entity` service
* Don't immediately update sensors on add
This fixes all sensors being forcefully refreshed when setup.
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Quentame
Scotte Zinn
Paulus Schoutsen
Xiaonan Shen
Ron Heft
J. Nick Koston
Joakim Sørensen